

i agree, but my assessment of most people is that they just say shit


i agree, but my assessment of most people is that they just say shit


most people outside the us have never heard any of kirk’s talking points. if you only know that he is a conservative debater and use your normal (non-us) definition of “conservative”, then “people should not die for their opinions” is not a controversial take. i’m not saying that’s what’s happened here but it’s the most likely situation considering klings history.
“web3” and “ai” on the front page.
blockchains have some use cases. “web3” is not it.


that’s the problem with deletion requests, the data isn’t in there. it can’t be, from a purely mathematical standpoint. statistically, with the amount of stuff that goes into training, any full work included in an llm is represented by less than one bit. but the model just… remakes sensitive information from scratch. ih reconstructs infringing data based on patterns.
which of course highlights the big issue with data anonymization: it can’t really be done.


…what? open source is a standardized term defined by the OSI. it’s a licencing term.
not really what i was going for
one of python’s strong suits is it’s foreign function interface. it’s very easy to call code in other languages from python, which can speed execution up significantly
alternative joke
C++: “Hey, what’s your name?”
Python: *grabs C++* “what is my name?”


wait hang on…


neat


isn’t this dead?
personally i quite like the ui improvements of audacity, and since the telemetry is opt-in on first launch i don’t really have any other problems with it either.


did we not tell you that this is exactly what would happen?
O(1) means worst and best case performance are the same.


then have them pay for it.


anubis is basically a bitcoin miner, with the difficulty turned way down (and obviously not resulting in any coins), so it’s inherently random. if it takes minutes it does seem like something is wrong though. maybe a network error?
maybe it’s because i grew up with vhs first but dvd always felt like a lot of hassle compared to just “put it in and watch”
oh absolutely, it’s fascinating to hear a perspective i didn’t know existed.
yeah